Tweeter Protection: High-Frequency and Overload Protection

it was possible to achieve a further 2dB more efficiency

2-Way Component System

Integrated protection circuit against overload and short circuit

000 watts per speaker

Musway MSB165 B2 Audio Tweeter Protection: High-Frequency and OverloadSILICONE LOUDSPEAKER SLEEVES A common problem when installing loudspeakers in doors or rear shelves is that the sound may not be optimally dispersed into the vehicle interior. In such cases, it is often not even the speakers themselves that are the problem, but the cause, in addition to unwanted vibrations, can be a so called "acoustic short circuit", which always occurs when there is a small gap between the chassis and the door panel during